🔥 EXPLAINED! When to use "WHETHER" or "IF" in English

Sometimes we can use 'whether' OR 'if' in English grammar, and nothing much changes. Sometimes we MUST use 'WHETHER'. And sometimes we MUST use 'IF'. And sometimes the meaning of the sentence changes depending on whether you use 'WHETHER' or 'IF'.... confused?? 🤔 This lesson explains everything simply and easily for you!
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► LESSON NOTES:
00:00 When to use Whether and If
00:50 When can we use WHETHER or IF?
1:58 When we MUST use IF
2:50 When we MUST use WHETHER
5:40 When WHETHER or IF changes the meaning
7:33 When to use WHETHER OR NOT
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"Whether or not" --> Finally a translation for the Spanish expression "si o si". You are a star!

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I bet Greg comes from northern England. He repeatedly pronounces the short vocal "u" like "u" in "put", e.g. in words like "does" or "result" etc.

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I am from California. I find myself rephrasing my sentences in order to use "whether" less often. "I don't know if he'd rather have tea or coffee" vs " I don't know whether he prefers tea or coffee" or "Have you decided if (you are going to) go to college?" VS " Have you decided whether to go to college". (You are going to) gets contracted to (you're gonna) so it gets shortened to (Have you decided if you're gonna go to college), but then is it really important to ask someone if/whether they decided? Most of the time it isn't, so it gets further contracted to " Are you gonna go to college?" then you don't have to use this "if/whether" thing at all. Guess what, if you are having a personal conversation and it is just the 2 of you then it is not necessary to say "Are" if you use upper inflection on the word college "You gonna go to college?" I'm not telling you to write like this but it's fine in conversation. Using inflection to make context might be too advanced.

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I suspect some of this lesson is deferential to British usage. I agree with everything in this lesson, but some of the distinctions he presents may not be as rigid in American usage.

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this was really helpful. thanks 👍🏼i have a question. would it be correct to say: We discussed the issue OF whether to pay. (? Thanks again.

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Hello there!! Thank you for your clear explanation. Well, I have a question. In the sentence when you say we should use whether after a preposition... the exemple is: I am thinking about whether to accept the job. I have learned that after prepositons we should use ING form. So, following this rule the sentence should go like this: I am thinking about whether accpeting the job. Does the word whether in the sentece change this rule? Verb pattern is really confusing ... well, I look forward to hearing from you. Thank you

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nice lessons. is it correct to say for instance "i know if i will accept the job"?

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I don't know wether you are the best teacher but I can say this lesson is the best explanation I found about wether and if! I appreciate the way you teach us ; thanks ! I'll watch the video again because right now it's still time to sleep, and I didn't care if you talk about "if" is used for more than two options. See you later ! 220801